Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Region"

A: An honest, outspoken, outgoing personality.

Someone with a forthcoming personality doesn’t hide their feelings. The author writes that Kye was difficult to read, which means that it was difficult to guess what she thought and felt. Kye wasn’t very forthcoming.

A: Hi

The ‘less than’ means it was colonized after 25,000 years.

Like in math, 👉5>4, 4<5, less than is the smaller amount.

More than would mean 25,001 years or more
Less than would mean 24,999 years or less

A: 収容とサービスの増加の需要が原因で、貧乏と工業化していない地域の復興 （頑張った推測）

A: sites = plural of site
site (noun) = place used for something

A: What region (of your country) are you from?
Ah, I've got an itch on my lower back region.
Depending on the region you love in, Americans pronounce words differently.

A: a mountainous region
the abdominal region
the region of metaphysics
this costs in the region of 500d
lower (nether ) regions
upon regions
in the region of something

A: Absultly you are right..... thanqqq

A: Pandas are native to this region.

A: region is usually an area that has been defined.
E.g this region is Scotland. That region of America is called the South. Or, this is a region where Spanish is spoken. ‘Area’ tends to be a little more undefined. In some areas of the city there are lots of restaurants. This area of the ocean has been notorious for freak weather. You can usually use both but sometimes region is better. If you can see it on a map it’s probably Region.

A: A zone is an area the serves purpose for something like: a pedestrian zone, a school zone and etc.
Regions are a collections of zones, districts are a collection of zones inside cities and or towns, villages

A: regionというのは「地域」です。例えば:
This region is famous for grapes.
この地域は葡萄の産生で有名です。

districtというのは「地区」です。たまには。例えば:
If you go straight you'll reach the poor district.
真っ直ぐに行けば貧しい地区に到着するよ。

最後にareaの意味は一番広い。「辺」とか「エリア」とかregionとdistrictの意味なども入ってます。地理だけでなく数学とか、なんの日常的な場合でも使える言葉です。例えば:
The office was somewhere in this area.
オフィスはこの辺りにあった。

There's not really an area on my table that doesn't have books on it.
私の机には本がない所があまりない。

Japan occupies a total area of 377,975km².
日本は総計377,975km²の面積を占めます。

A: “region” is a large area of land with defined borders. the term is often used to classify a place into a category.

“Tokyo is located in the Kanto region”

“you can see the polar lights at night in the northern regions of Canada.”

“tropical regions are popular tourist destinations in the wintertime”

“area” is a very general term for a place. unlike “region”, it does not refer to any official borders, and is usually much smaller.

“Be careful walking around that area of the city, I heard it’s dangerous”

“we use this area of the office for presentations”

“The dining area of a restaurant”

A: An area can be any shape or size of anything i.e. the area around London, or the local area, or even the area around my car.
A region is an area of the planet with definable features i.e. the Arctic region, or the tropical region

A: I'd call it a "flat cart". Google also says "platform truck".

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A: Request to add additional audiobook region - The following audiobooks are not available in my region, but I already have read them in Japanese. I would really appreciate if you could work with the writers to release the audiobooks in my region.

A: area

A: Flawless. Good job!

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A: I believe the most correct answer would be (D)
"This region" which is a subject should directly be followed by a verb so A is canceled
Often should come before referred so C is canceled
And the verb should be followed by "to" because you're referring something to something so B is eliminated so you're left with D
It's basically a process of elimination:)

A: Class is not really that much of a thing these days. I mean, what class are David and Victoria Beckham? Few people are that rich or have that many houses... but are they upper class?

And what do you call a titled family that no longer has any money?

There is a new working class, but they aren't traditional blue collar workers these days. Even the middle class are quite different to what they where, even when I was younger.

I think the "upper class" accent is much more about how people want to be seen, than about what they are. There are even people who exaggerate their regional accent because they want to seem "more Scottish" or "more Irish" or "more Yorkshire" than they are. : )

From time to time we have regional fads, like Liverpool (1960s) and Manchester (1990s) which makes their accents more popular.

A: Pronounce "water" by breaking up the word into two parts.

WAA-TIRR

You did good! You can still hear your accent but there is nothing wrong with it. We could easily tell English is a secondary language that you learned. :)